Catalog of flowers
Types and names of flowers for floristic use from which we create bouquets and flower arrangements.
These are cut flowers and greenery that we use in flower arrangements, pictures of flowers are illustrative, after clicking on the flower in the atlas of flowers are examples of bouquets that we arrange from the flower. We update flowers and pictures, some bouquets and flowers are not visible in the given season. We also try to add non-traditional cut flowers, meadow flowers, non-traditional ornaments and greenery for flower arrangements. We change our assortment of cut flowers and according to the flower season, some pictures of flowers are not perfect, we are very sorry about that. We would like to divide the flowers in the flowers catalog according to color, we are preparing this distinction of flowers.
Write to us which flower we like and you are missing in our flower catalog.
Achillea (Yarrow)
Yarrow (Achillea) – The Texture and Tenderness of a Wild Meadow For us, yarrow is synonymous with "meadow" and "boho" style. It's a flower that brings incredible texture, softness, and a touch of untamed nature to every bouquet. Its dense, flat… Show more
Agapanthus
Agapanthus (African Lily) – Literally the "Flower of Love" Agapanthus, also known as the "African Lily," is the epitome of modern elegance. From a single sturdy stem bursts a firework-display of dozens of tiny, star-shaped flowers. Its architectural… Show more
Alstromelie
Alstroemeria (Peruvian Lily) – The Long-Lasting Champion of Color If you are looking for beauty that truly lasts, Alstroemeria is the right choice. Also known as the "Peruvian Lily," we consider it a little treasure of floristry. Its delicate, lily… Show more
Amaryllis (Starflower)
Amaryllis (Hippeastrum) – Majestic Star of the Winter Season Amaryllis, more correctly Hippeastrum, is the embodiment of elegance and luxury. Its enormous, velvety flowers on a strong, leafless stem look like a work of art. Although native to the… Show more
Anigozanthos
Anigozanthos (Kangaroo Paw) – A Touch of Australian Exotica Anigozanthos, better known as "Kangaroo Paw," is truly unique. This exotic beauty hails from faraway Australia, and its flowers are absolutely unmistakable. They have a velvety soft texture… Show more
Asclepians
Asclepias is a fascinating cut flower, prized for its beautiful star-shaped blooms in shades of orange and red. In floristry, we love it because it brings texture and a "wild meadow" feel to arrangements. A Tip from Our Florist Andrea (Natural… Show more
Aspidistra
Aspidistra, also known as the "Cast Iron Plant," is a key "greenery" in our flower shop. It is prized for its large, dark green, glossy, and extremely durable leaves. It's an ideal addition to gift bouquets, as it adds an elegant look and volume. A… Show more
Carnation mini (Diantus)
The Mini Carnation (Dianthus) is extremely popular in floristry for two things: an incredible range of colors (including two-tone varieties) and legendary durability. It is one of the most resilient flowers available. Expert Florist's View: Color… Show more
Chamalaucium
Chamalaucium, known as Waxflower, is prized in floristry for its delicate, waxy flowers and wonderful aromatic scent. It's a key element that adds texture, softness, and a "boho" style to bouquets. A Tip from Our Florist Andrea (Natural Style): … Show more
Chrysanthemum Santini
Chrysanthemum (Santini, Mum) - The Chrysanthemum, popularly known as 'mum', is the true hero of autumn floristry. While other flowers end their season, the chrysanthemum brings vibrant colors and amazing texture. Thanks to its legendary longevity,… Show more
Chryzantéma jednokvětá
The single-bloom Chrysanthemum is a popular cut flower that holds a significant place in floristry. It is prized for its large, dominant blooms and extremely long vase life. A Tip from Our Florist Andrea (Natural & Seasonal Style): "Single-bloom… Show more
Chryzantémy
The Spray Chrysanthemum is the star of autumn bouquets. Unlike the single-bloom variety, it has multiple smaller, cheerful flowers on one stem. It is prized for its incredible durability and ability to add rich texture to a bouquet. A Tip from Our… Show more
Convallaria
Lily of the Valley (Convallaria majalis) - For us florists, Lily of the Valley is a treasure. It is the essence of spring, a symbol of pure happiness and love. Its tiny, bell-shaped flowers have the most intense and beautiful fragrance that spring… Show more
Cymbidium, boat plant
Cymbidium Orchid - In the world of floristry, Cymbidium is the absolute synonym for luxury, elegance, and exotic beauty. Thanks to its large, waxy flowers and incredible longevity, it is considered the "queen" of winter arrangements. Expert Florist… Show more
Cynara (Artichoke)
Artichoke (Cynara) - In floristry, the artichoke is an element that immediately commands attention. It is not a classic flower, but an architectural and textural "statement." Its robust shape, interesting structure, and often deep purple color make… Show more
Delphinium
Delphinium – Elegant Arrows of the Summer Sky - Delphinium is the embodiment of a summer meadow and romantic elegance. Its tall, slender spires, covered in dozens of delicate florets, resemble blue arrows pointing to the sky. This majestic structure… Show more
Dendrobium
Dendrobium Orchid - For florists, Dendrobium is a symbol of delicate exoticism and sophisticated elegance. Unlike the robust Cymbidium, Dendrobium brings lightness and cascades of small, yet perfectly formed, flowers to an arrangement. Expert… Show more
Eukalyptus
Eucalyptus - In floristry, Eucalyptus is more than just "greenery" – it is a fundamental element for texture, fragrance, and modern design. Its silvery, oval leaves are the most popular for their ability to add airiness and a sophisticated, natural… Show more
Hypericum - perforatum
Hypericum (St. John's Wort) - In floristry, Hypericum is valued not for its flower, but for its beautiful, firm berries. These colorful spheres (most often red, green, or pink) are a key element for adding texture, contrast, and a rustic touch.… Show more
Ilex Holly
Ilex (Holly) - Ilex, or Holly, is the absolute symbol of Christmas. Its branches with bright red, glossy berries are, for us florists, the essence of the festive and winter atmosphere. It brings color, texture, and traditional charm to arrangements.… Show more
Iris Bearded
The Iris is a flower symbolizing hope, trust, and wisdom. Named after the Greek goddess of the rainbow, it is prized in floristry for its unique, elegant shape and deep colors, especially the iconic blue. Expert Florist's View: Structure and… Show more
Leucospermum
Leucospermum (Pincushion) - Leucospermum, often nicknamed "Pincushion," is one of the most fascinating exotic flowers. Its fiery flowers in shades of orange and red and its unique, spiky texture make it the absolute focal point of any arrangement.… Show more
Lilie Královské
Royal Lily (SG) - Thanks to its intense, sweet fragrance and enormous, majestic flowers, the Royal Lily is one of the most popular cut lilies. It is the "queen" of the floristry world, ideal for luxurious and impressive bouquets. In various cultures… Show more
Myrtle - wedding myrtle
Myrtle (Wedding Myrtle) – Symbol of Purity and Tradition. Myrtle is an evergreen shrub that is inextricably linked with weddings in floristry. Its deep green, glossy leaves and delicate fragrance make it a traditional symbol of innocence, purity,… Show more
Ornamental greenery
Decorative Greenery – The Architecture of Every Bouquet. Decorative greenery is the essential foundation for creating beautiful bouquets. It's not just an accessory, but often the main element that dictates the texture, volume, and style of the… Show more
Ranunculus
Ranunculus (Buttercup) – The Spring Peony. Ranunculus is the star of early spring. Florists love it for its beautiful, full blooms that resemble small peonies, composed of dozens of delicate, paper-thin petals. It is a symbol of spring, charm, and… Show more
Růže Trsová
Spray Roses – Romantic richness in every bloom. Spray roses are known for their small but abundant flowers that grow in clusters on one stem. It is this characteristic that makes them a favourite among florists for creating full, rich, and textured… Show more
Sasanka (Anemone)
Anemone – Delicate elegance with a dark center. Anemone is one of the most elegant seasonal flowers. Florists love it for its delicate, almost paper-thin petals that contrast beautifully with its characteristic dark, velvety center. It is a symbol… Show more
Syringia (Lilac)
Syringa (Lilac) – The intoxicating scent of spring. For many, lilac is the true scent of home and late spring. Its beautiful, rich inflorescences (panicles) in shades of purple, pink, and white are prized in floristry not only for their beauty but,… Show more
Trachelium
Trachelium (Throatwort) – The Rare Blue Cloud. Trachelium, or Throatwort, is a summer flower loved by florists for its rich, umbrella-shaped inflorescences. These are composed of dozens of tiny florets and create a wonderful, "cloud-like" texture.… Show more
Třezalka tečkovaná
Hypericum (St. John's Wort) – Decorative Berries of Autumn. In floristry, Hypericum refers not so much to the medicinal herb with yellow flowers, but rather to its beautiful decorative berries (fruits). These firm, glossy berries in shades of red,… Show more
Veronica, Latin Veronica
Veronica (Speedwell) – The Airy Elegance of Meadow Bouquets. Veronica, or Speedwell, is prized in floristry for its slender, upright spikes full of tiny florets. It is a flower that brings a vertical line, elegance, and airy, natural movement to… Show more
